Sentence examples for a much less emphatic from inspiring English sources

It was a much less emphatic win than their last two in the league, but on balance a deserved one.

This may sound much less emphatic than his famous pledge — after the apartment bombings, in 1999, which led to the second Chechen war — to knock out the terrorists in outhouses, but the message is the same.

A: Much less there.

But his exclamations are a little less emphatic than when he was eating up someone else's airtime.

Pressed by a reporter about whether he would still try to engage Iranian officials, Mr. Obama sounded a little less emphatic and a lot less certain.

The body, that endlessly scrutinized and dissected emblem of the 1990's, radically shaped, like the era itself, by AIDS, now has a subtler, less emphatic presence.

Making her debut in that role on Thursday, the young Abi Stafford needed only a lighter, less emphatic style to go with her impressive technique.

Reid is a little less emphatic: "They're wise to have, but I dug myself into a hole so deep with music.

(Schoen has made a similar, though less emphatic, journey).

Another of her voices is a less emphatic, tonally thinner echo of Sarah Vaughan.

If it was a less emphatic win than his previous three it still  preserved Murray's record of not dropping a set in the tournament.